Excessive hair fall
I'm breastfeeding mom, i have done smoothening 6 months back after that my hair become dry and heavy hair fall. what i have to do now
I'm breastfeeding mom, i have done smoothening 6 months back after that my hair become dry and heavy hair fall. what i have to do now
Hi Doctor, I have open pores on my cheeks and nose, tiny bumps on my forehead, and mild perioral pigmentation. My skin currently looks dull and I am also looking to improve overall skin brightness and glow. My current skincare products: Derma Co 1% Salicylic Acid gel Face Wash with salicyclic acid and witch haze for active acne Ponds super light gel oil free moisturizer with the hyaluronic acid and vitamin e hydrate skin non sticky Dr. Sheth's Ceramide & Vitamin C Sunscreen SPF 50+ PA++++, Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB Protection, In-Vivo tested, Lightweight, No White Cast, Reduces tan Please guide me on a daily routine and suitable ingredients (like Vitamin C, Niacinamide, or Alpha Arbutin) for skin brightening and refining pores.
I was in Kolkata and was taking phototherapy for my vitiligo, currently I have moved to Noida. And I need to take phototherapy, as the patches are spreading rapidly, if anyone knows where to get full body puva therapy, please suggest.
Onset: 13 September 2026, after applying MARS makeup setting spray. Affected area: Predominantly the left cheek and the area around/below the left eye. Symptoms observed: Localized redness, irritation, and mild swelling/puffiness. The affected side appears noticeably more inflamed than the opposite side. Possible trigger: MARS makeup setting spray, used shortly before the reaction appeared. Current status: Reaction is localized to one side of the face. Suspected cause: Possible irritant or allergic contact reaction to an ingredient in the setting spray; exact cause not confirmed.
I suffering from pimples near ear and full back since 15-20 days. Please suggest why this is happening
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